The phrase "interviewed about this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone being questioned or discussing a specific topic during an interview.
Example: "The expert was interviewed about this recent development in technology."
Alternatives: "questioned regarding this" or "discussed this topic in an interview."
Mr. Olson, who was frequently interviewed about this work, contributed his impressions to dozens of books about Hollywood.
Prescott was interviewed about this on the Today programme on Saturday, and he was furious to hear it being described as a "folly", although he conceded that, if traffic patterns have changed, there is a case for reviewing it).
I've been interviewed about this all over the world and because of how they finance movies now, I've talked to women in Norway and Italy and Finland, Spain and all these women kind of say the same thing, which is there aren't a lot of movies like this.
He will be interviewed about this film on Thursday's Daily Politics around 12 30 GMT, and the full sequence will be on iPlayer for 30 days.
I don't know — I've never really been interviewed about this before".
The couples who we interviewed about this talked about how they had to learn to accommodate one another.
Students were then interviewed about the impact of this ipsative feedback on their learning and motivation.
Mr. McCain and his present wife, Cindy, both declined to be interviewed about that period for this article.
Given his vast degree of experience in this unique area, I felt he was the perfect person to interview about this topic for concerned consumers like you and me.
I asked all of the teachers I interviewed about whether this program had changed them or how they acted at home, and every single one said it had also changed how they talked to their kids or their husband.
Mr. Bush declined to be interviewed about his fitness regimen for this article.
